Hi Gotit,

1.
You need to be in the directory where minidlna is installed. Eg:
cd /jffs/minidlna
./start.sh

2.
Alternatively you can start manually:
cd /jffs/minidlna
./minidlna -f minidlna.conf

3.
Or if you'd like to run without chdir, please use this:
/jffs/minidlna/minidlna -f /jffs/minidlna/minidlna.conf

Please also note that media directories are located under:
/jffs/media/audio
/jffs/media/pictures
/jffs/media/video
And database directory must exist:
/jffs/minidlna

If this is not your standard location you need to edit the minidlna.conf file.


I hope one of this solutions will work and there's no problem with the binary.

Cheers.

Yes, as far as I remember I've used it with netgear firmware. First you need to hack the router with telnetenable to get OS prompt. If inotify is not enabled in the kernel (I'm not sure now, since I'm using ddwrt from Kong) then you can read these steps:
http://www.myopenrouter.com/download/18561/miniDLNA-experimental-optware-Pack...
You might loose the db auto update functionality, which means you need delete at each restart and scan your whole library each time.